Yellow Fingers

About This Movie

Yellow Fingers is one of those films that really captures the tumultuous emotions of its characters against a backdrop of the South Pacific. Ralph Ince as Brute Shane brings a raw intensity that feels both rugged and vulnerable, while Olive Broden’s Saina has this unsettling jealousy that drives the narrative. The pacing is quite interesting; there's a certain rhythm to how the tension builds, especially with the impending clash between Saina and the newly introduced Nona Deering, played by Claire Adams. The practical effects used for the slavers are notable, giving it a grim realism. It feels very much like a product of its time, reflecting colonial attitudes and complex human emotions. Each performance adds layers, making it distinct in its exploration of love and betrayal.

Explores themes of colonialism and jealousy · Features strong performances by Ince and Broden · Notable for its practical effects and period setting